"Automatically" reroute to subdirectory page?

I have the current directory structure:
/user
└── /pages
── /01.home
│ ── /_news-feature
│ ── /_primary-feature
│ ── /_winners2019
── /02.winners
│ ── /2016
│ ── /2017
│ ── /2018
│ ── /2019
│ ── /2020
── /03.details
Instead of creating a page for the "02.winners" directory, I would prefer the "Winners" navigation link to go directly to the page in the latest directory. In this case "/2020".

My goal is that the future, if I add a directory for "2021" winners, it will automatically become the landing page for "Winners". Is this possible? Also, the content of those directories with years for names are galleries of headshots and text for about 50 winners. They're set up as collections of those winners: each winner has a folder with markdown and image.

I've tried lots of different ways of "importing" the content from the page in the "2020" directory into a twig template, but I never get the desired result. I end up just getting the content in the markdown, which is nothing really, instead of the full twig-processed gallery.

Any help is appreciated.

Hi @dvdfox if I follow correctly you might find the redirect page frontmatter option helpful:
https://learn.getgrav.org/16/content/headers#redirect

I use this feature to always automatically reroute to the subfolder when a parent folder (in this case a course page) is viewed, here is some sample frontmatter as an example:

---
title: 'CMPT 363-202'
redirect: '/202/home'
---

Hope the above helps!

I had a similar problem and solved it with a collection with source

content:
    items:
        - '@page.children': '/path/to/source'

instead of

content:
    items:
        - '@self.children'

I didn't need it, but then a redirect_me() could help, see /forum/archive/redirecting-a-page-in-the-template-t3517